Orthopedic Bone Gouge Straight 6.0 mm Blade 16.5 cm (6.5)

Orthopedic Bone Gouge Straight 6.0 mm Blade 16.5 cm (6.5)

U.S. Army pattern gouge supports controlled bone-shaping work in general surgery.
Straight blade geometry encourages direct, predictable advancement through the operative field.
6.0mm blade width provides a defined working profile for focused gouging.
Six-and-a-half-inch length offers useful reach while supporting controlled instrument handling.
Flat handle design provides a stable grip orientation during procedural use.
Gouge format supports focused access during general surgical procedures.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 022210037

Kategorien: Osteotome, Hohlmeißel, Hohlmeißel

Tags: Gouge

Controlled Gouging with a Straight 6 mm Blade

The U.S. Army pattern gouge is a general surgery instrument designed for controlled gouging and material removal where a defined, narrow cutting edge is useful. Its straight 6 1/2-inch profile provides a practical working length, while the 6.0 mm wide blade supports focused contact during hand-guided tasks. The flat handle offers a straightforward grip and handling format for positioning the instrument and directing pressure as needed. This configuration suits professionals seeking a purpose-specific gouge for general surgical workflows, with a compact blade width that can support precise, deliberate instrument placement without adding unnecessary complexity to the setup.

Use Cases

Perform controlled gouging tasks using the straight blade profile.
Use the 6 mm blade width when a focused working edge is appropriate for the task.
Position and guide the instrument through general surgery workflows requiring a hand-operated gouge.
Use the 6 1/2-inch instrument length to support practical reach during bench or operative-field handling.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the straight blade and flat handle before and after use for visible damage, deformation, or residue.
Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect its working edge.
Store the gouge securely with suitable instruments to reduce contact-related damage.